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You bounce through unpredictable levels where platforms disappear underfoot and enemies move in weird patterns—it’s janky but charming once you get the hang of the floaty jumps. That upbeat chiptune keeps playing even when the game throws nonsense at you.

Developer: Asmik Corporation
Genre: Platform
Released: 1986
File size: 256 bytes
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Game Overview

Asmik-kun Land is a 1986 NES release from Asmik Corporation, a platformer that arrived during the console's early years in Japan. It fits among the many side scrolling adventures of the era, built on simple mechanics and bright, blocky visuals. The game was not widely localized, so it remains a curious piece for collectors and those interested in Japan only releases.

You control a small, round character navigating a series of single screen stages, jumping on platforms and avoiding enemies. The main goal is simply to reach the exit in each stage, but the challenge comes from the stage design itself. Platforms frequently crumble or disappear after you land on them, forcing quick decisions, and enemy movement can feel erratic. The jumping physics are notably floaty, which takes some adjustment. It feels like a test of patience and timing more than pure skill, and finishing a tricky stage brings a genuine, if brief, sense of relief.

Nintendo (NES)
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